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I think it would be nice to explicitly mention the correct CURL commands for Windows. The guide only mentions differences in the escaping rules, but this is hard to directly apply.
For example, on Powershell with Windows Terminal the following would work:
curl -X POST "localhost:8080/employees"-H "Content-type:application/json"-d "{\`"name\`": \`"Samwise Gamgee\`", \`"role\`": \`"gardener\`"}"
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Hi @Vuizur. Thanks for the issue. You are right that the curl commands specified are not user friendly for those working on a Windows machine.
I see 4 instances in the guide where this comes up. Is that how many you see as well?
If there are a limited number of instances, I think it would be OK to add Windows commands as well. I hesitate to add too much duplication of instructions only for a different local environment, but a limited number is probably fine.
Would you like to submit a PR? I will mark this issue as help wanted.
I think it would be nice to explicitly mention the correct CURL commands for Windows. The guide only mentions differences in the escaping rules, but this is hard to directly apply.
For example, on Powershell with Windows Terminal the following would work:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: